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(A) Find the general solution for the displacement x = x(t) of the forced mechanical system...

(A) Find the general solution for the displacement x = x(t) of the forced mechanical system x´´ + 6x´ + 8x = 35 sin t. (B) Identify the steady-periodic part

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